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What currency to take with you? (euros or dollars)
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For shopping in Duty Free stores, it is more profitable to use Euro.
Otherwise, $ is preferred. They are taken even by minibus drivers. Just keep in mind that the rate of the Turkish lira to the dollar is ~ 1.75 for $1, and everywhere for convenience they calculate at the rate of 1.5 for $1. So when buying something, ask the price in both lira and dollars. Take a pocket calculator with you, recalculate and poke the seller in the nose with the calculator readings.
And the last. The end of the holiday season is approaching. Even a fool understands that if the seller does not sell the goods NOW, then he will remain with him until May next year. And new models will go there ... Therefore, bargain until it stops. In October, you can bring down the price by 3-4 times from the originally declared one.
Otherwise, $ is preferred. They are taken even by minibus drivers. Just keep in mind that the rate of the Turkish lira to the dollar is ~ 1.75 for $1, and everywhere for convenience they calculate at the rate of 1.5 for $1. So when buying something, ask the price in both lira and dollars. Take a pocket calculator with you, recalculate and poke the seller in the nose with the calculator readings.
And the last. The end of the holiday season is approaching. Even a fool understands that if the seller does not sell the goods NOW, then he will remain with him until May next year. And new models will go there ... Therefore, bargain until it stops. In October, you can bring down the price by 3-4 times from the originally declared one.
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answered 13 years ago
There go both euros and dollars and of course lira.
You can always change on the spot.
You can always change on the spot.
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answered 13 years ago
dollars, and in Turkey to exchange for lira, because. it's cheaper to shop locally. For duty free - euro.
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answered 13 years ago
in Turkey itself (and in particular in Alanya) - dollars are more convenient
and a small part of the money in local currency - lira
it will be convenient when calculating in minibuses
as well as for tips and when buying small souvenirs
For purchases in duty free - it is more convenient to use the euro
However, in whatever currency you take (dollars / euros / lira)
you won’t get lost in Turkey - checked))))
and a small part of the money in local currency - lira
it will be convenient when calculating in minibuses
as well as for tips and when buying small souvenirs
For purchases in duty free - it is more convenient to use the euro
However, in whatever currency you take (dollars / euros / lira)
you won’t get lost in Turkey - checked))))
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answered 13 years ago